Hi all,
The markets suffered a pretty big drop throughout the last half of the week. Fed Powell’s speech was not well received particularly when he suggested the economy was still not restricted enough. Strangely, the chance of a rate hike in both November and December dropped after his comments so fear of an immediate rate hike is subdued.
Oil prices continued to be strong. Gold and silver had a good week.
PCE price index is the favored Fed inflation indicator. That data comes out Friday plus lots of earnings reports this week as well. There will surely be continued volatility this week but we are getting to areas of significant support on all the indexes.
Recap Video:
Sectors in Play Last Week:
Key Levels for this Week:
What to Watch for this Week:
Earnings this week:
Tracking:
- AAPL – $182.5 still resistance. May be heading down to $170 where there is likely support.
- AMD - $110 resistance and $100 still support.
- GDX –As mentioned in last week’s letter, it got to $30 resistance and pulled back. I sold some of my position at that target.
- JPM – Now at major support of $142. Watch for a possible bounce next week. If it does not hold, it will be a short.
- META – $330 is resistance now and $300 is support. Sold $305 puts again last week for another winner. No trade this week because it reports earnings on Wed after the close.
- NVDA – Significant level of support at $400.
- SLV – breaking out with gold. Sold some on Friday on a spike up to resistance. I may sell some more on Monday.
- TSLA – Hit hard after earnings. Weekly support is around $200.
Sector Watch
Positions:
HGU.TO – Toronto Stock Exchange long gold miners – similar to GDX. Sold some on spike up last week.
META – sold some $305 puts again– expired worthless and kept premium.
LULU – sold $430 calls on SPY addition news. Expired worthless and kept premium.
PAAS – Silver play. Sold some on spike up last week
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